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Imported from the UK, Crawford's Garibaldi Biscuits are best enjoyed with tea or coffee. They are also called dead fly biscuits, because the currants resemble dead flies. This biscuit is named after Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian general and leader in the fight to unify Italy. It was first manufactured by Peak Freans in 1861 after Garibaldi visited England.
Save when you buy 6 or more.
Net Weight: 3.5 ounces (99 grams)
Ingredients: Currants, wheat flour, vegetable oil, wheat starch, sugar, glucose syrup, detrose monohydrate, dried skimmed milk, lactose, sodium bicarboniate, salt -- This product contains gluten and may contain traces of nut.
Please note: This item cannot ship to Canada. Canada prohibits dairy and beef products manufactured in the United Kingdom to be shipped into Canada. Thank you.
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin United Kingdom Lowest Bulk Price 2.37 Season Everyday Size 99g Product Type Cookies Left Overlay Image made-uk-prod.png Brand Crawfords -
7 Reviews
7 Reviews
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Garibaldi biscuits
Loved them. Just like I remembered them from when I was a teenager, some 55 years ago. Freshness unbelievable. If everyone had a package now, may be the world would be a better place.
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Garibaldis
I have for decades enjoyed Garibaldis. My taste for them hasn’t changed. However, recently, I have been able to introduce a desire for Garibaldis in my grandchildren, great product.Great taste.
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Crawford's Garibaldi Biscuits
I used to have these as a kid - then they went away. I was so happy to find them on The English Store website and now purchase them regularly. With milk or tea, they're still delish!
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Lovely
These biscuits remind me of my New England childhood. They are full of fruit and are lovely with a cup of tea. Not too sweet. Perfect.
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An old favorite
I was happy to find these old favorites..They seemed a little stale to me, but I always had the “Sunshine” brand before. Still good with a cup of tea.
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Love, love these biscuits!!!
I love these biscuits. I ate them when I was growing up, and so glad that the English Tea Store has them.
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Excellent biscuits
Just the right amount of sweet from the fruit for a tag-a-log to a good cuppa.
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Imported from the UK, Crawford's Garibaldi Biscuits are best enjoyed with tea or coffee. They are also called dead fly biscuits, because the currants resemble dead flies. This biscuit is named after Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian general and leader in the fight to unify Italy. It was first manufactured by Peak Freans in 1861 after Garibaldi visited England.
Save when you buy 6 or more.
Net Weight: 3.5 ounces (99 grams)
Ingredients: Currants, wheat flour, vegetable oil, wheat starch, sugar, glucose syrup, detrose monohydrate, dried skimmed milk, lactose, sodium bicarboniate, salt -- This product contains gluten and may contain traces of nut.
Please note: This item cannot ship to Canada. Canada prohibits dairy and beef products manufactured in the United Kingdom to be shipped into Canada. Thank you.
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Lowest Bulk Price | 2.37 |
| Season | Everyday |
| Size | 99g |
| Product Type | Cookies |
| Left Overlay Image | made-uk-prod.png |
| Brand | Crawfords |
7 Reviews
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Garibaldi biscuits
Loved them. Just like I remembered them from when I was a teenager, some 55 years ago. Freshness unbelievable. If everyone had a package now, may be the world would be a better place.
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Garibaldis
I have for decades enjoyed Garibaldis. My taste for them hasn’t changed. However, recently, I have been able to introduce a desire for Garibaldis in my grandchildren, great product.Great taste.
-
Crawford's Garibaldi Biscuits
I used to have these as a kid - then they went away. I was so happy to find them on The English Store website and now purchase them regularly. With milk or tea, they're still delish!
-
Lovely
These biscuits remind me of my New England childhood. They are full of fruit and are lovely with a cup of tea. Not too sweet. Perfect.
-
An old favorite
I was happy to find these old favorites..They seemed a little stale to me, but I always had the “Sunshine” brand before. Still good with a cup of tea.
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Love, love these biscuits!!!
I love these biscuits. I ate them when I was growing up, and so glad that the English Tea Store has them.
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Excellent biscuits
Just the right amount of sweet from the fruit for a tag-a-log to a good cuppa.
